Which wing do you run? Help!

[Leglessracing]

Hi guys,

I'm looking at getting some aero sorted soon and I'm trying to find a rear wing to run.

I've seen the apr big wing but it just looks too much. I need something with plenty of adjustability and size isn't overly important.

The Flossman dtm wing appeals to me


Does anyone run a wing like this or have any opinions on other wings that are out there?

[roastbeef]

i'll soon be venturing into the aero realm as well. i made a thread about aero in general in this forum and i picked up a few tips and tricks, but for the most part, it appears to be a trial and error game. good luck.

[evilspiritM3]

Look at aeromotion and the bimmerworld wings. Aeromotion has different sized risers.

[roastbeef]

wow, those aeromotion wings sound great. i looked through their website for an explanation on how it works, but didn't find anything. i imagine it changes the angle of the wing based solely on speed? any other inputs that it pays attention to? i'm trying to understand how it works.

[evilspiritM3]

Originally Posted by roastbeef

wow, those aeromotion wings sound great. i looked through their website for an explanation on how it works, but didn't find anything. i imagine it changes the angle of the wing based solely on speed? any other inputs that it pays attention to? i'm trying to understand how it works.

There are some YouTube videos out there that show it in action. Looks like it monitors a number of factors.

[///Mobbin]

I'm considering the Mode Carbon GTS Motorsport Wing and GT4 Motorsport front splitter to compliment it. The front splitter also has brake cooling ducts inlets. Would love to hear thoughts on this setup.

Mode Carbon GTS Motorsport Wing

Mode Carbon GT4 Motorsport Splitter

[evilspiritM3]

This is another way to go- I like that it is mounted to the chassis:

http://www.hardmotorsport.com/hard-m...right-kit-e90/

[Leglessracing]

I would love to run a aeromotion wing but they are not legal for me to run in race series in the uk ��
The mode carbon wing is a little on the small side as well which is unfortunate

[Richbot]

That aero motions wing is the best thing I have seen all week

[M3 Number 86]

Originally Posted by Leglessracing

I would love to run a aeromotion wing but they are not legal for me to run in race series in the uk ��
The mode carbon wing is a little on the small side as well which is unfortunate

Check out the real gt4 wing. lukester runs them I believe.

[roastbeef]

I think it's called the MKII.

[///Mobbin]

Originally Posted by M3 Number 86

Check out the real gt4 wing. lukester runs them I believe.

Originally Posted by roastbeef

I think it's called the MKII.

Lukester's M3 GT4 MKII v2013 Wing

Really wish I was at the point of adding aero now as I'm afraid these may get harder to source down the road.

[M3 Number 86]

Op if you are the U.K. You can prob source these from Germany. Oh wait. Brexit? Lol

They're from motorsports24. Not sure if correct name but something like that. I asked another guy before on Instagram. Schirmer folks.

DM this guy.

[Redd]

Do they make that Aeromotions active wing for the M3? Looks like a GTR only fitment.

[roastbeef]

Originally Posted by Redd

Do they make that Aeromotions active wing for the M3? Looks like a GTR only fitment.

Yes. It's on their website. I'm not sure if it splits for not though like the one in the video.

[Richbot]

Probably has to plug into CAN for accelerometer data unless it has its own in its little control box thingie

[Jack14]

My wing of choice. Not absurdly large like the APR 250 but its 67 inches and makes plenty of downforce. Im still struggling to get the front to hunker down a bit more at high speeds. Running the APR front splitter right now. Going to add canards soon.

[Datka]

^
What wing is this?
Does anyone know if this kind of wing can be mounted on a fiberglass or carbon fiber trunk lid?

[roastbeef]

Originally Posted by Datka

Does anyone know if this kind of wing can be mounted on a fiberglass or carbon fiber trunk lid?

i asked the same thing and was told no. it can be done, but it needs more reinforcement than carbon trunks we typically see.